Posted on 01/15/2022 11:03:51 AM PST by SeekAndFind
There is good reason to have hope for a new way to deliver IVM to millions of people to fight COVID variants. It offers a very sound alternative to vaccines.
With all of the considerable controversy about using IVM for treating and preventing COVID, something has slipped the attention of its supporters and critics. A relatively small French company has spent the past year or more developing an injectable product of IVM for prophylactic use and have it last in the body for months.
It has successfully completed a safety study for relatively high doses of IVM over long periods. The company tested IVM taken daily in oral form to simulate the continuous release of the active substance by a long-acting injectable. It found the results fully supportive of their injectable approach.
If the company is able to get the commercial product into the market and, if needed, get regulatory approval, their product could compete against COVID vaccines and avoid the need for the new Pfizer and Merck antiviral treatment drugs.
This product would circumvent the many problems people face in getting IVM pills, in terms of its scarcity and cost. But the new product would probably require a prescription and a doctor, nurse or pharmacist to administer it. And so, it might be relatively expensive, though likely cheaper than vaccines and new Big Pharma drugs.
One can imagine that this innovative product could be just like annual flu vaccines in how it is administered to large numbers of people in a multitude of places, including medical offices, drug stores and supermarket pharmacies. And it would be wonderful if medical insurance covered it like it does for flu shots.
Here is some more information about this venture: The company is MedinCell. It has received financial support from the French government. It was started with the help of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
At its website it is possible to download a March 2021 lengthy and detailed assessment and review of IVM focusing on its history of intense global use and safety. The title is Medical Safety of Ivermectin. Here are the conclusions:
“Hundreds of millions of human subjects have been treated with ivermectin for curative or prophylactic purposes worldwide over the last 3 decades. The reference list of this report demonstrates that a large body of data is available, which allows for a detailed analysis of ivermectin medical safety. Undoubtedly, uncertainties remain regarding ivermectin pharmacological effects and mechanisms of action, but when removed, this is not anticipated to alter the main conclusions of this report in any significant way as they rely on an extensive and consistent body of medical publications. Taking into account all the above, the author of the present analysis of the available medical data concludes that the safety profile of ivermectin has so far been excellent in the majority of treated human patients so that ivermectin human toxicity cannot be claimed to be a serious cause for concern.”
The company is based on the use of what they call BEPO® technology in the form of a pre-filled syringe, ready-to-use, with 24-month stability at room temperature. It creates the formation of a small subcutaneous deposit, fully bioresorbable, at the time of injection. This material acts as a mini pump that releases IVM regularly until it disappears or absorbs completely.
The core mechanism is the controlled and extended release of the active pharmaceutical ingredient, such as IVM. The company claims a significant reduction in the quantity of medication required as part of a chronic treatment. The BEPO® technology makes it possible to control and guarantee the regular delivery of a drug at the optimal therapeutic dose for as long as several months starting from the subcutaneous or local injection of a simple deposit of a few millimeters, of the fully bioresorbable medicine.
Here is an optimistic statement about the prophylactic strategy for using IVM in the pandemic:
“Our hypotheses are being confirmed, says Christophe Douat, CEO of MedinCell: the pandemic continues, and vaccination may not be enough to stop it. The body of clinical data and scientific knowledge supporting the efficacy of ivermectin at a therapeutic dose against Covid-19, in particular as a prophylaxis, continues to grow. In this context, our treatment, based on a widely known molecule, which could be stored at room temperature and which aims to offer protection for several months after a simple injection against Covid-19 and its variants, could become a key tool of the anti-Covid arsenal. Our goal is still to have a product ready in 2022. “
In addition to wide preventive use by the population, the product could also be administered to people identified as Covid-19 contact cases to protect them. Here is another potential benefit: Assume that some people may continue to get ill with late stage COVID infection, even with a regular dose of IVM and come down with lung and breathing problems. But research and clinical evidence shows that the anti-inflammatory property of IVM can treat such lung issues and prevent death. Having IVM in the body for months could either prevent or greatly mitigate such late-stage problems, the major cause of hospital COVID deaths now.
For those of us who have embraced the use of IVM as a prevention strategy this novel product could be of tremendous global importance, especially as new COVID variants inevitably become a problem.
Moreover, there is increasing recognition that repeated COVID vaccine booster shots are not justified because they can weaken immune systems and, inevitably, lose their effectiveness within short periods. It is good news that the limits of boosters are being recognized by some people and organizations. For example: Boosters “can be done once, or maybe twice, but it’s not something that we can think should be repeated constantly,” Marco Cavaleri, the European Medicines Agency head of biological health threats and vaccines strategy, said recently. “We need to think about how we can transition from the current pandemic setting to a more endemic setting.”
And the World Health Organization just said: “a vaccination strategy based on repeated booster doses of the original vaccine composition is unlikely to be appropriate or sustainable.”
Along this same line of thinking was this observation in a recent detailed analysis: “A plausible conclusion is that aggressive vaccination campaigns accelerate the pace at which an individual’s immune system reaches an ‘aged’ status due to exuberant generation of memory B cells in response to the artificial stimuli induced by repeated vaccination… An even more worrisome possibility is that these vaccines, both the mRNA vaccines and the DNA vector vaccines, may be a pathway to crippling disease sometime in the future.”
The injectable IVM product should be seen as a potential alternative to vaccine shots not only because they are increasingly ineffective, but also because of their increasingly documented adverse health impacts and deaths. If COVID is to be seen as endemic, like the flu, then this new product merits serious support.
The question to be followed is if and how Big Pharma takes actions to stymie the French company’s efforts to fully commercialize their IVM injectable product in many countries.
Dr. Joel S. Hirschhorn, author of Pandemic Blunder and many articles and podcasts on the pandemic, worked on health issues for decades, and his Pandemic Blunder Newsletter is on Substack. As a full professor at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, he directed a medical research program between the colleges of engineering and medicine. As a senior official at the Congressional Office of Technology Assessment and the National Governors Association, he directed major studies on health-related subjects; he testified at over 50 US Senate and House hearings and authored hundreds of articles and op-ed articles in major newspapers. He has served as an executive volunteer at a major hospital for more than 10 years. He is a member of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, and America’s Frontline Doctors.
Ping!
Well the media must have been given the word to steer clear.
I don’t understand the benefit of stopping an oral medication in favor of an injection. I’d rather take an oral medication, and judging from the major drug manufacturers rushing to produce anti-COVID pills they see an explosion in oral medication demand.
This approach could be a big plus in third-world countries with supply chain issues. It could also solve a wide-spread problem (even here) of people not taking their medications in a regular and timely fashion.
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I said screw all the difficulty in getting pills and ust used the horse deformed. Got over Ovid and am fine.
” It was started with the help of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.”
The same Gates as the advocate for population reduction?
The same Gates that is a driving force behind the Covid hoax and becoming more wealthy from the fraud?
The same Gates behind efforts to grow vaccines into your food for you to take without your knowledge?
The same Gates that has a record for killing and disabling people around the world with other vaccines?
THAT Gates?
Ill pass.
Red flags raised because approved by Gate and the WHO.
A Few Questions:
What does it cost ?
Exactly what does BEPO® technology consist of ? i.e. what additional goodies are being introduced into your body ?
What safety studies have been done on BEPO® technology ?
What’s the catch? Only for non whites?
It was withdrawn after a year or so because of adverse effects. There were reactions at the injection site, and colic.
So maybe not a great idea . ..
If the injectable IVM is not apple flavored, I’m not getting jabbed.
Next, if there’s a pill form and a paste form, why create an injectable one? Oh wait, there is one already...for horses.
Next next. Gates? No thank you.
Where’s my horse paste?
The company is MedinCell. It has received financial support from the French government. It was started with the help of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
Meet the new boss,
Same as the old boss.
But now the have a brand new ivermectin, with a patent so they can still make truckloads of money because you will need it every 3 - 6 months.
The BEPO® technology makes it possible to control and guarantee the regular delivery of a drug at the optimal therapeutic dose for as long as several months
In addition to wide preventive use by the population,
And just like that, Ivermectin was perfectly OK.
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I remember the injectables for horses. Strangely, it didn’t bother cattle. They still inject cattle with it. We use the paste on our horses (and ourselves now).
We already essentially have this product -— and your dog might already be using it. It is called ProHeart in the Veterinary market. One injection provides either 6 (ProHeart6) or 12 (ProHeart12) months of solid protection by the slow release of moxidectin -— an ivermectin.
Why do they keep telling us NOT to use animal medications and then tell about “new” discoveries for treatment that are just repurposed animal medications???
Isn’t it better to put it in the gut? Slower absorption. And, just in case there’s a worm or two down there.
Rather stick with my horse paste.
Ivermectin injections were Intramuscular for horses, gave sterile abscesses, and septic abscesses. Cattle is subcutaneous. Or pour on.
With the cost of some horses, I suspect Durvet is top notch product—unlike PFE, they can get sued by horse owners who have invested thousands!
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